Useful tools. Clear results. No clutter.
BALTICTOOLSsmall utilities for real work
YOUR EVERYDAY TOOLKIT

Less friction.
More done.

Convert an image, verify a file, clean up JSON, or encode a string. Practical tools that do their job — right in your browser.

No registration Local processing No tracking scripts
04Useful workflows
0×Account requirements
100%Processed locally

Built for the small tasks
that fill a busy day.

YOUR WORKSPACE

Pick a tool.
Get it done.

No setup, no unnecessary steps. Choose what you need and start working.

A private workspace

These tools run locally in your browser. Your files and text aren't uploaded to a server.

TOOL 01 / MEDIA

Image converter

Convert between PNG, JPEG, and WebP. Resize and adjust quality before downloading.

Drop an image hereor click to browse · PNG, JPEG, WebP
THE APPROACH

Good tools should
feel effortless.

Small utilities, focused on doing a few things reliably. Nothing to install, no account to remember.

Start with a tool
01 / SELECT

Choose a task

Open the tool you need from the workspace.

02 / PROCESS

Work in your browser

Files and text are handled locally, without sending them to this site.

03 / FINISH

Get your result

Download the converted file or copy the output you need.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A few things
worth knowing.

Do I need an account?

No. Every tool on this site is available without creating an account or signing in.

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No. Conversion, checksum calculation, formatting, and encoding use browser features on your device. The website serves application files, but your selected files and text are not sent to our server.

Which image formats are supported?

PNG, JPEG, and WebP. Conversion uses your browser's image support. Animated images and specialized formats are not supported.

Why is there a file-size limit for checksums?

The checksum utility uses the browser's memory. A 100 MB limit reduces the chance of memory problems on phones and older computers.

Can I use these tools on mobile?

Yes. The workspace is responsive and uses standard browser APIs. Some features depend on what your browser supports.